If you live in Hawaiian Paradise Park and you're searching for Sekhem energy healing, tarot, or breathwork, the short answer is that Jason lives and works in Hawaiian Paradise Park himself, near Keaʻau, a short drive up on Hwy 130. Online sessions are the main way to work with him right now, and in person is by request: you reach out and he confirms. HPP is one of the largest subdivisions on Hawai'i Island, a grid of small lots cut from old cattle grazing land east of the highway.
Jason practices Sekhem, an Egyptian-lineage energy healing tradition. Some people searching for "reiki HPP Hawaii" land here expecting Reiki specifically. That isn't what he practices or offers. Sekhem is older, related, and works differently, through what his lineage calls the soul chakra above the head and the earth chakra below the feet. If you want the full comparison, read Sekhem vs Reiki.
What HPP clients tend to book
Hawaiian Paradise Park is mostly residential, quiet streets, home offices, people who moved out from town for space and privacy. Jason's HPP clients lean toward private bookings, usually Sekhem or a Galactic Breathing session, scheduled around work-from-home hours rather than a lunch break. A fair number ask about Spirit Guidance Mentoring too, since the subdivision draws people who moved to the island specifically to slow down and reassess.
Getting here from HPP
Jason lives here, so for HPP residents there is no commute on his side. In person, Galactic Breathing and Sekhem take place at his small studio in HPP at 10am, 11am or noon, since the afternoons get hot after 2pm. He can also come to your home by arrangement during regular business hours. Because the subdivision's numbered streets can be confusing to navigate by map alone, he confirms the exact meeting point when you reach out rather than leaving you to find a specific lot by GPS. Sessions are not held at a public storefront. Most people start with an online session, which covers the same Sekhem, tarot, and mentoring work by video.
Sekhem, breathwork, or tarot
Sekhem energy healing runs 90 minutes and works through grounding, channeled hands-on energy work, sound, and Egyptian oils from Jason's own lineage. Galactic Breathing is a guided breathwork ceremony, also 90 minutes, three rounds building in depth, gentle by design. A tarot and energy signature reading runs 45 minutes online and is often the easiest first step, and it happens online whether you live in HPP or not. For HPP residents who want the detail specific to doing either of these in your neighborhood, see Galactic Breathing in Hawaiian Paradise Park and Sekhem Energy Healing in Hawaiian Paradise Park.
What a Sekhem session addresses
People in HPP come to Jason for many reasons: a hard year, a wish for stronger contact with their own inner guidance, or simple curiosity after hearing about Sekhem from a neighbor. He describes himself as merely the channel in a Sekhem session, working through the Neteru, the Egyptian gods and goddesses his lineage treats as archetypal, cosmic energies: Horus the falcon, Sekhmet the lion, Thoth the ibis, Anubis as the way-shower of the inner world. Experiences with Sekhem vary from person to person. Clients have described feelings of deep relaxation, warmth, emotional release, greater clarity, peacefulness, and a stronger sense of connection with themselves. Some people also describe physical sensations or shifts during or following a session. These experiences are personal and are not presented as expected or guaranteed outcomes. This work is complementary. It does not replace medical or mental health care.
A quiet corner of the island
HPP was subdivided decades ago from old cattle grazing land and native forest, and it now holds thousands of small residential lots laid out on a grid of numbered avenues. That layout is part of why Jason asks HPP clients who want a home visit to confirm the exact address and cross street when they reach out. Street numbering in the subdivision does not always match how map apps render it, and a wrong turn can eat into your session time if you're headed to a private residence rather than a storefront.
What a session from HPP looks like, start to finish
Most HPP clients write first, mention their street or the nearest numbered avenue, and Jason confirms whether the session will be online, at his studio, or at your home. For a studio visit you arrive with a light stomach (he asks clients to eat and drink lightly for an hour beforehand, especially before breathwork), and the session itself runs its full 90 minutes without interruption. For Sekhem, that means grounding into relaxation first, then the channeled work with hands over the body, sound, and the Egyptian oils from his lineage, ending in journaling and a short debrief where Jason shares what came through. For Galactic Breathing, it opens with light Qigong movement, moves into three rounds of guided breath, and closes with a longer rest and integration period before you head home. Because the studio is in the same subdivision, the trip rarely eats more than a few minutes beyond the session itself, which is part of why residents here tend to treat it as a normal morning rather than a planned excursion.
The subdivision's own rhythm
HPP's grid was platted in long, numbered avenues running mauka to makai, cutting through what used to be a mix of cattle grazing land and lowland ohia forest before the lots were sold off individually starting in the 1960s. Because so many lots were bought sight unseen by mainland buyers over the decades, the subdivision still has a patchwork feel today: a cleared, landscaped home next to an undeveloped, overgrown parcel, sometimes on the same street. Rain is frequent and the forest grows back fast on any lot that sits idle, which gives HPP a green, closed-in quality even though it's one of the flattest, most heavily subdivided areas on the island. That same frequent rain is why Jason suggests confirming your exact route the morning of a visit. A downpour can slow even a short drive on HPP's avenues more than the mileage would suggest.
Frequently asked questions
Does Jason have an office in Hawaiian Paradise Park?
No public office. Jason lives and works in HPP and keeps a small studio here for in-person Galactic Breathing and Sekhem by request, at 10am, 11am or noon. It is not a walk-in space. Write first and he confirms the details.
How far is Hawaiian Paradise Park from Keaʻau?
Jason lives and works in HPP, a short drive up on Hwy 130 from Keaʻau. For people in Keaʻau and the rest of lower Puna, that makes an in-person session easy to arrange, while online sessions work from anywhere.
Can I book a Sekhem session and a tarot reading in the same visit?
Ask when you book. Some clients pair a shorter tarot reading with a Sekhem session in one visit; others prefer to keep them separate so each has its own full attention. Write to Jason directly and he'll work out what fits your time.
Is HPP a good fit for Spirit Guidance Mentoring specifically?
It often is. The subdivision draws a fair number of people who relocated to the island seeking a real change in pace, and Jason describes mentoring as serving as an external guide to help clients remember their own internal guidance, useful work for anyone mid-transition. A free 20-minute intro call is the easiest way to see if it fits before committing to weekly sessions.
Write and tell me what's going on. We'll find the right session together.
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